Itanong Mo sa Buwan

Josie and Sammy are a young couple who have a dull relationship; the former is a bank employee, while her husband is a nursing student. One day, a group of suspicious men, consisting of Angelito Asuncion, Tikboy, and a few others, committed a holdup in a bank, but were foiled when the police shot Tikboy. Later on, Josie was taken hostage. Following the incident, a manhunt was commenced, and after she was freed, Josie decided to tell her testimony to the police. After Asuncion ran away from the authorities, he took Josie to a house in Ternate, Cavite, where he and his aunt Juana lived. There, he seduces Josie and then treats her like a prisoner whenever she tries to escape. Before he passes away, Asuncion says that he denies what he did to Josie. Sammy committed suicide. The film ends with Josie finally deciding to tell the truth, which reveals that she and Angelito made the bank robbery plan. ==Cast==

• Mark Gil as Angelito Asuncion, the man who attempted to rob a bank and took Josie hostage • Jaclyn Jose as Josefina "Josie" Peralta, Sammy's wife who works as a bank teller • Anjo Yllana as Samuel "Sammy" Peralta, Josie's husband • Anita Linda as Juana, Angelito's aunt • Susan Africa as Josie's officemate • Lucita Soriano as Josie's mother • Bodjie Pascua as the bank manager • Archie Adamos as Tikboy, Angelito's associate in committing a holdup The PETA Kalinangan Ensemble was featured in the film as extras. ==Production==

During the course of the production, the relationship between lead stars Mark Gil and Jaclyn Jose blossomed into a romance while they were filming in San Pablo, Laguna. ==Release==

Itanong Mo sa Buwan was theatrically released on 25 December 1988, and it was first shown in 31 theaters across Metro Manila and its neighboring provinces. It was later received an international release via the 39th Berlin International Film Festival, where it was exhibited under the "Forum 1989" category. ==Reception==

Box office On its opening day, "Itanong Mo sa Buwan" grossed ₱460,000, the second-lowest-grossing film among the six entries. However, in January 1989, it became the lowest-grossing entry when Patrolman ranked fifth. Accolades ==References==